Saw former world champion of Formula One Briton Nigel Mansell that his counterpart Michael Schumacher is still able to win silverware, even if reached the 41-year-old.
Said Mansell, who won the title in 1992, told The Mail on Sunday published: "There will be age-importance with respect to Michael, would not be surprised if he competed and won the world title again."
Schumacher retired in 2006, holds the record as the most drivers on the receipt of the title with seven titles, but he told his former team Ferrari as "very likely" to return to competition with the traditional opponent of Mercedes next season.
And acquired the German company Mercedes team Brown LG. My winner this year and has emerged as an alternative to Schumacher Jenson Button British world champion, who in turn moved to McLaren.
Said Mansell, who won the world title at the age of 39 years old, and remained involved in the tournament until he was 41 years old: "No matter your age as long as it remains professional and committed and retains focus. People excluded from competition for Michael, I look at it in a different way."
He added: "Michael has considerable experience and talent are enormous. It can not be fully ready to question the commitment and professionalism. We have won all the titles so there's no reason for concern that lost to any other racer. May need it for a few races to adjust with the car but then it will not surprised if it made his eighth. "
Source: Al Jazeera Sports + agencies
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